Right after the U.S. presidential election, the dialogue field seemed to launch itself into activity. A November 14 post on the blog of the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation proclaimed that “dialogue & [...]
Do we have to run our politics with daggers drawn? Is confrontation simply part of the game? Based on the past few years, it’s hard to think otherwise. In the U.S., the climate of hostility, [...]
I changed my morning routine recently, and it made me wonder if this is how polarization happens. For years, my wife and I have set our alarm to one particular radio station. In between the [...]